What will your car do if the fuel pump is not working?

If a car's fuel pump is not working, it will not be able to supply fuel to the engine, which is essential for the car to run. As a result, the engine will not be able to start and the car will be unable to move.

Some specific symptoms that may indicate a fuel pump problem include:

- The car cranks but does not start.

- The car starts but then immediately stalls.

- The car loses power while driving.

- The car jerks or hesitates while driving.

- The fuel pressure is low.

If you experience any of these symptoms, it is important to have your car inspected by a qualified mechanic to diagnose the problem and determine if the fuel pump is indeed the cause.